Residential TPO Roof Replacement in Parker

Project Overview

Roof Condition

The existing low-slope roof on this Parker home in Douglas County was at the end of its life. The membrane was worn, seams had been patched, and the four skylight curbs were a leak risk. The home sits into a slope, so one roof edge meets the ground, which puts dirt and moisture right against the roofing.

Evaluation & Approach

A full tear-off let the crew inspect the deck and bring the roof to R-30 instead of trapping old, tired material under a new layer. DensDeck gives the assembly its Class A fire rating, which matters on a wooded Parker lot, and it gives the membrane a firm surface that holds up to hail and foot traffic. Heat-welded TPO seams and welded clad-metal edges leave no glued laps to fail.

Why This Approach

Scope of Work

  1. Tear-Off: Tore off the existing roof down to the deck, which let the crew inspect the deck before any new material went on.
  2. R-30 Insulation: Installed two layers of insulation to reach R-30 LTTR.
  3. DensDeck Cover Board: Installed DensDeck cover board over the insulation for a Class A fire rating.
  4. TPO Membrane: Mechanically attached Versico 60-mil white TPO over the DensDeck with heat-welded seams.
  5. Skylights: Reflashed all four skylights.
  6. Nailer and Drip Edge: Installed a new wood nailer and 70 linear feet of welded TPO-clad metal drip edge.
  7. Roof Edge at Grade: At the edge that meets grade, regraded the soil and installed gray Versico RapidLock TPO over the graded area to keep earth and water off the roof edge.
  8. Pipe Penetrations: Flashed all pipe penetrations with new pipe boots.

Result

Warranty: 20-year Versico warranty

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